Christianity was originally a monotheistic religion with astrological

>>2884967
>with astrological aspects

What are you talking about?

Here's a funny thing

"son of god" didn't actually mean literal son, it was a nickname/title given to holy people

yet christians took it literally
retards

>>2884971
The story of the creation of earth was originally based around deities based on the Earth, The Sun and Saturn. As well as Christian Holy Locations and days having Astrological Significance, The day Easter Falls depends on the moon, Christmas and the Winter Solstice.

>>2884971
OP clearly has no idea what he's talking about.

>>2884984
Bart Ehrman is a crank.

>>2884991
>As well as Christian Holy Locations and days having Astrological Significance, The day Easter Falls depends on the moon, Christmas and the Winter Solstice.
That emerged later, as Christianity adopted elements from other local religions in order to be accepted more easily.

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>this thread
>people talking about monotheism like they know what it is and how the ancient people saw it
>astrological influences meme
>doesn't cite scripture
>apparently asserting it makes it more true
>people have no clue what they are talking about

>>2888562
I'm just waiting for the "Catholics aren't Christian" guy to show up

>>2888584
>implying there is only one

>>2888584
>>2888630
Catholics are a sect of Christianity. Better?

>>2888562
The ancient people founded and taught Christianity as a Polytheist religion instead of Monotheist is what I think OP means.

>>2884971
Jesus was a sun god, originally identified with the Persian Mithras.

This is why the nativity is celebrated on 24th-25th December. This was formerly the night of the winter solstice, and marked the cyclical "birth" of the sun.